Gironde, France · 1992------ · from the GEIPAN archive
A witness reported in April 2008 an observation that took place in the summer of 1992. Since the witness did not remember the day and month, the case is arbitrarily dated to July 1, 1992. Around midnight, at a place called Mirador at Cap-Ferret, two people observed the slow, silent passage at low altitude of two superimposed triangles lit at the ends by a white light. The phenomenon went out suddenly. This testimony of a strange observation does not mention a precise date of observation. The investigation is therefore impossible. This case is classified "C" for lack of a precise date.
Recent testimony (2014) of an old observation (summer 1998 - the date of the day is not given: we arbitrarily date it to the 1st). In July or August 1998, a young boy, playing with another c…
the accounts read alike, found by meaning rather than by shared details
Recent testimony (Sept 2013) of an old observation (uncertainty on the date, day and month Oct/Nov). The witness recounts an observation made probably in October 1981 at around 11 PM and las…
the accounts read alike, found by meaning rather than by shared details
Recent testimony (05/08/2013) of an old observation on a Sunday in December 1988 (the exact day is not specified by the witness and we date the case to the first Sunday of the month). One Su…
the accounts read alike, found by meaning rather than by shared details
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